davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
SIGNAL SERVICE.
General Resume of the Crop
Prospects.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE
weather crop bulletin of the Signal
Office for the week ended September
10th, 1887, says: The rainfall has
been slightly in excess OF the normal
amount in Northeastern New York,
Southern Michigan and portions of
Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota and Colo
RADIO. Otherwise there has been a
slight deficiency, amounting to one
inch or more, along the South Atlantic
and Gulf coast. During the past
month oyer 100 per cent. of the usual
amount of rain has fallen in the north
ern portion of New England, New
York, Central North Carolina, South
ern Michigan, Northern Ill nois, and
from the southern portions OF Dakota
and Minnesota southwark to Eastern
Texas. Less than 80 per cent. of the
usual amount of rain has fallen along
the South Atlantic coast. In the
Eastern Gulf States, Lower Mississippi
valley, Southern Ohio, Central Hi
nois, Eastern Missouri and the
northern portion of Lower Michigan.
DIVERSIFIED RESULTS.
During the past week the weather
has been reported as favorable to the
growing crops in Massachusetts and
North Carolina, and unfavorable in
Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, AL
ALBANIA and South Carolina.
THE CORN CROP.
In the corn growing region the crop
is reported to have been harvested and
below the average in Nebraska. 1t is
out of danger from frost in Minnesota,
and more rain is needed for late corn
in central and western Kansas. Cut
ting is in progress in Michigan.
COTTON AND TOBACCO.
The weather is reported to have
been too dry in the cotton region of
South Carolina, Alabama and Missis-
sippi, and damage by worms in Mis-
sissippi. In the tobacco region of
Tennessee, Kentucky and Ohio the
deficiency in the rainfall is reported to
have been injurious, while in North
Carolina the weather has been favor
able.
CONDITION OF PASTURE LAND.
Pastures are reported as good in
Nebraska, improved in Minnesota,
Michigan and southern Illinois, and
dried up in northern Illinois. Light
frosts are reported to have injured
sweet potatoes in northwestern Caro-
lima and Indiana, and as having oc-
cured in northern Illinois on the Sth.
Killing frosts were reported on the
10th from central Tennessee and upper
Michigan, and on the morning OF the
11th from northern Vermont.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
THE FIGURES
MINING MATTERS.
Denial of the isim0red Transfer
of the COmstOck.

VIRGINIA, September 11.-John W.
Mackay and II. Zadig left here to-
night from San Francisco. They have
been making Il tour OF inspection OF
the Comstock mines. 1t has been
rumored lately that the Bonanza firm
OF Mackay and Flood had intentions
OF disposing OF their interests in the
leading mines on the Comstock lode
to Senator Jones, of Nevada. 1t now
transpires that the rumor arose from
the fact OF Senator Jones' brother
recently having made daily tours OF
inspection through the underground
workings of the Consolidated Califor-
mia and Virginia mines.
THE REASON
For this, as given at headquarters, is
that Senator Jones holds 40 900 shares
of Consolidated California and Vir-
ginia stock, and his brother, being a
practical miner, was allowed to
inspect the property in the interest OF
the Senator. This, consequently
efectually disposes OF any rumored
sale by Mackay and Flood.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
No Time Lost.

HoLIsTER, September Thames
Whalen, an employee OF Robinson's
circus, was arrested at Watsonville on
Wednesday for robbing +. ID. Sher-
mans house at this place the day
previous. He was sentenced yester-
day to twelve years at San Quentin.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
PLENTY OF PLUCK.
A Nevada Miner Who Preferred
Death to Capture.

WINNEMUcCA, New. September IL
John Sheridan, miner, and Charles
Young, painter, had quarrel this
afternoon, which resulted in the prob
able fatal wounding of Young and the
death OF Sheridan by his own hands.
Young persisted in following and slap
ping Sheridan, who finally turned and
shot Young in the abdominal cavity,
the ball entering about the pelvis
bone. Sheridan attempted to escape
to the hills and was followed by Sheriff
Fellows and posse, who overlook him
two miles from town. Seeing himself
surrounded on the plain by horsemen,
he brandished his weapon and
SHOT HIMSELF
Through the head, dying instantly.
The coroner's jury found that he was
a native of Maryland, aged about so
years. He had worked for two months
in the Pittsburg mine at Lewis.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
FEARFUL ATROCITIES.

At the corner of the street the pair
were stopped by three policemen,
who took Altamirano to the corner by
force, where they attacked him and
broke his skull with blows from a
pistol. They fired five shots into his
body and stabbed him in the left side,
leaving him stretched on his back
dead. Fourteen shots in all were
fired at him by the policemen. Carde-
mas, who attempted to assist him
was fired on twice and obliged to fly
for his life.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
AFTER THE DISASTER. .
POWDERLY,S PROMISES.
An Important Bill to be Placed
Before Congress.

CHICAGO, September ia Times
special from Scranton, Penn, says
that General Master Workman Pow
derly, in an interview, said that his
next annual message will advocate
the government ownership OF tel
egraph and railroad lines and
the establishment of postal savings
bank. A bill will be prepared by him
to carry these suggestions into effect,
and they will be submitted to the
General Assembly for its approval.
Should the Assembly approve of these
measures they will be introduced into
Congress and backed by the full
strength of the Knights of Labor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
A Fatal Draught.

CORVALLIS, Ogn., September IA
little child of L. Rittner, while play
ing in the yard, found a can of con-
centrated lye and drank some OF its
contents. His throat and mouth are
burned terribly and he cannot live.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
THE RsECHaANlCS, FAIR.
Good Exhibits and an Apprecia.
tive Attendance.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 1.-THE
entire line of exhibits is now complete
at the Mechanics Fair and compared
with previous years this years exhibi-
ton is at least on par with any
of them and in some respects is ahead
of all former fairs held in the pavilion
The music of the Innes band is strong
and worthy of attraction and crowds OF
listeners are standing and sitting day
and night around the band-stand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
ARIZONA VINEYARDS.
Splendid Returns-The Crop i'm
Good Condition..

SAN FRANCISCO, September H.
Samuel Bagley, of Mesa City, says
that he has made 3,400 gallons OF
wine from twelve acres of two-year-
old vines, and has declined 81 per gal
lon. The yield of raisin grapes from
four-year-old vines is 5000 pounds to
the acre. They are dried in the vine
yard and give 80 per cent. raisins,
more than any part of the world. The
grapes of this valley containd 25 to q
per cent. saccharine matter, giving a
large product of wine and raisins.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
CONDITION OF PASTURE LAND.
A MEXICAN MURDER.
Tragic End of an EditOr-A Bru-
tai Crime. "

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 1l.-A
special from Matamoras, Mexico, says !:
at is reported that the murder of
Valeriano G.. Altamirano, of FL Paso,
was committed by three policemen,
under orders from prominent author
ity. Unfortunately the editor had
been at ball at the house of Danna
Hompasa, Ochoa, which he left at
l 80 O'Clock, accompanied by Senior
Morcelino Cardenas.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
SUNDAY SPORTS.
BOnt.racing ut POrtland-Plcnty
of Disasters.

PORTLAND, Ore, September IL
Five of the crack pleasure boats of the
city entered for race this afternoon.
A very strong west wind was blowing,
and fast time was made till the rud-
der-posts OF the Wideawake and Idle
were twisted off. The Paragon's mast
was carried away and the Fleetwing
capsized, giving the Tiptop u walk
over and first prize. The other four
will contest for the second prize next
Sunday
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
The lnrunswick Opened.

SANTA ANA, September 1.-THE
three story 100000 brick hotel was
yesterday thrown open to the public
under the management of Ward, OF
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
SAN LUIS OBIsPO.
An Early Harvest and "a Good
Yield.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo, September H.
Threshing is regarded as finished
in this county, being a month earlier
than usual, which indicates a light
crop. The wheat is of good quality
and the yield on the coast is about the
same as last year. OF barley the
yield is more than last year. No
wheat rusted as it often does in very
wet winters. The product of the
county is about 800, 900 centals 81
wheat. The bean crop is larger thar
last year and Of excellent quality.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
THE DIRECTORY
Is to be made of thirteen men from all
narts of the range and feeding coun-
A FEARFUL EAEL.
seventy Persons injured at u
Revival Meeting.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, September H.
A terrible accident is reported from
Needmore, small inland village
three miles north of Manchester.
Rev. j. NJ. Carter and DIR. Logan were
to speak there yesterday in favor OF
prohibition. When they arrived they
found big revival meeting in pro-
gress and did not speak. The revival
was conducted in two-story church
building, the upper floor being used
for church and the lower floor given
up exclusively to school purposes.
THE MINISTER WAS PREACHING.
Yesterday there was an immense
audience in the upper story, listening
attentively to the exhortation of the
minister, when suddenly and without
warning the rear end of the floor gave
way with crash, carrying sixty or
seventy people with it. The fall was
thirteen feet, and hardly one OF them
escaped injury.
AFTER THE DISASTER.
The injured were quickly rescued
from the wreck, and three of them
found to be seriously hurt, one man
fatally. Every physician in the county
was Immediately sent for, and the
work of relieving the injured promptly
began. No further particulars have
been received from the scene OF the
disaster.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME.
Fifty Men Drowned.

LONDON, September ia French
smack reports the loss of vessel with
fifty hands in the English Channel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
BASE BALL.
The Atlas Defeat the &. and MIS-
at sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, September 1.-THE
game of baseball here to-day between
the Atlas and Greenhood and Morans
was won by the Sacramentans by a
score of to 3, with an inning to spare.
The Atlas made all three runs in the
third and fourth innin S, by punching
a few bits, and aided by the errors of
Ryan and Long. Knell was trihe
wild, and his pitching was not as
effective as NIuller's. Patsy Cahill
PLAYED for the first time with the
Atlas, and he hit the ball every time,
but did not get it in a safe place. The
Atlas did not make an error until after
the fifth inning. O'Day again dis
tinguished himself at the second base
making two put-outs and having
eight assists.
PIONEERS VS.. HAvERLYS.
SAN Francisco, September 11.-Th,
game between the Pioneers and Hav
erlys to-day was devoid of interest TO
the reason that it was won by tn,
Pioneers in the first inning. Moor
hit safe and took two bases on Har
dies wild throw to second. Gagnn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
LIQUOR LICENSES.
A Close Contest at the Polling
Booths at National City.

SAN DIEGO, September 11.-At Ma
tional City yesterday the saloon men
and high license advocates had tickets
in the field. The election was held
for incorporation as municipality
and for city officers. The contest was
very bitter, as it meant to the saloons
that if the citizens ticket was carried
a liquor license OF $50 per month must
be paid.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
RESULT OF TIE POLL.

The vote polled was quite heavy,
and the result showed that the incor-
poration was carried by large major
ity, while the license men are said to
have elected the majority of their can
didates on very close vote.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
CAsEY'S STATEMENT.

Casey's ante-mortem deposition has
been taken. He states that he was
standing near Shinnick at one corner
of the square, when Head Constable
O'Sullivan came to the window Of the
barracks and fired at him. Four wit
nesses confirm this statement. The
Nationalists say that they have evil
dence to establish the identity of the
policeman who Shot Riordnn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
FREIGHT FIGURES.
Statistics by Counties of CalifOr-
fOrnia,s Eastern Shi pm ents.

SAN Francisco, September ll.-At
the Southern Pacific freight depart
ment the figures representing the num-
Der of pounds of freight shipped from
California to the eastern part OF the
United States during last August have
been revised, and each of the principal
shipping points in the State has been
credited with the number OF pounds
sent from each.
THE FIGURES
Are interesting. San Francisco leads
the list with $50 pounds; Oak
land, 2,465 $40; Los Angeles, 9,432,-
500; Sacramento, 1854 $50; San
Jose, 4,433 ,26O; Stockton, 231 $3.50 !;
Marysville, 587,7a0; and Cotton,
95, $50 pounds. The total foots up
to 81 ,5S9, ,S20 pounds OF freight, com
prising fifty different kinds of goods,
green fruit being the largest class and
canned goods next.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
THE EnrETCHEE.STDV WIN RIEF,TING
A gsig Denomination Expected
at TO-day's Funerals.

MrrcHELsTowN, September 1.-THE
victims OF the fight on Friday will be
given public funeral on Monday, and
it will be made the occasion-of great
demonstration. The man, Shinnick,
and the boy Casey are dying from the
effects of the wounds they received on
Friday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
Saturday. Jnnuap -, tsas,


So. "rH N .EHHaH. If.. W.uUHIs. UHmfnr.
ha. lallUad tUmIauy BE- lioug " tuagus
UHl
On uIs matter tto rarsts CITY Nenrhis a
IIH. '1. Haw ri'ua1 uIHflu1 having niui TO- pe-
if"H Iu tNIH tfHfI fU Hfuff uu In ua1 Coz rIIlrtni
prrass fr tract % HUd iu shelby r0lnty. Trun.,
anil u Doe tafirE uritilt bounded Hs OIIaW1
~tuUm'uriuE ~ uHH Intersection ~ tho rntt line az
NlIuI street Hul Doe uuUN NuyUl nuIadHay. tirnoo
u.HH With tHt rasf llnr Hf Srh sifuUt r. i-ct,
uHrr 'H.f.Hy Ht nght augis iOi bs. thcnos
q HFii a. tvi - 70
Hiu aid uurh lHr uf r~rtlIvay inl ic,t
tH tlU il.Inui.H iFIUH 'os 70 nul VI, hlnok o.. ON
fHH UlHU ~ Port r.Ukrf"H. md II Appearing that
iIn .IN UrIfanH uHH "IH#"NUu iu Mars Nwan,
john liaHg gui ~ .r.ni i un by Michael leon.
uflNt N'Hl I LtHl .tI"I H|f u, IFiA. and nNuflCt
IU iH. ul'rr ~ the r.IHuf Hf shelby COUNTY iu
ians " Iasu 70 uHl .T,H ring ilm ]ihcrmculL
60 TFNuuU. uhIlh be- .fHw t. thHt the PLACES Of
r..l.H"r of Che uHI NIu lI.fn John Nrau and
N|ffrfl .Hu rr HH. NH..u i1 che pcutpnsr.
Hui ingi % De- ngI rH. .Hrraln ihrm upon
HII.rnt lUluin 10 Nrf iH I|Iu. uf u not hat
tlU names ut tl,If I.H Hr Ib uuien rialmiu4
UHtHruf through fi.. f"ff..r with thrir PLACES
ui rr|iUWr sr OBJ HH.H|Hu 90 thr fetitlaurr,
HHl UIuUuI Hr TatfHIHHI "IHH dn.Itni Inquiry.
us thgr lgr HHl.rI IN. STAR iaFlu. Michael
TTrln riH.mH HUi.f Ih"H through uid food ~
uHri9i ln lsaIs @ f"r .n iHe f~csl1tcfs once
90 rhrllr uUuuU rusf rIrfr aII cIntnOs aud o..
fruf against tH uH petition HI the cirruii npur,
nt Mrmrhis -h..H. rIuHt lena, Unuf hciuuc tho
uIrl Muul H boo uHHT I.Fa
shall D. puhii hUi once re- un,k &c hour uouniYc
wy,ks iu th' Memphis Apisal
True oow Attest DANIEL sc1tLosS
ny J. y YOU'VE irputy rrert. =
, mrs " hrrf ari o. " rfmble ATTORNEYS for
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
rATIN0 Avn LrNCm uOrsrS.
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
Election OF Directors
wan BE- h1d ~ the once Of he Bank
Tuesday, Jannarl 10. 1858.
EATZrsBFRGER. Cashier
NOTICE.

1hc stnckhn'itr 81 the Mississippi & Tcnnrsfce
Railroad CuWruny an hefyhy Moulded. by dirHti0n
Of The President aud Bnlrl ~ Direction 0i snii
Company, sud 1T frquct " the stockhnider. Ton.
Ncutluu, that q general meeting uf The Htcs holders
of said Company Willis held VI me Office 90 re o.
UT sun IT slttiwi ihc ,ouhLaul w N,nphlN
Nltfthc Gah day therv0i a. consider and At uppn
agrperal moftraxc ou oil the pfupcfty sud fEhu
Of the Company. sccdfn NJ tlbgu.N0 4 pr cent
bnnb. SID Hirh other business ~ may come before
them 81 aid mcctins Tbs Doiiee 10 ~ pubiishct
thirty DAYS IN tns newspaper la zach county
tinDuEh whiIh The road pass.
u, onlrf vi the lusilcui and Boam OF Dinctun,
Mis- the iGth dfy q ncrcpbctt ISL
al LANE. sccrtAr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
HEALTH u WEALTH Dr. BeaureganIs
Tonic aud Nortinc. tile Great
french specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all It, stages mental
" and phy scl depression. Fpcmhinuhcn. hy.
pochundrlH. stcullty, ucuualgia. hy.trrlA. incaparity
Tor study OF b'nince, Paralysis impotenoc. epilcp.
-, luss OF memory, f%uiteuiur 81 the hrtiu, and all
CufCi In either fcN by the ne Of this uurNCcllCd
preparation. II a. a matter Of supreme !inpouanoe
10 use appropriate trpaimeut for the cure uf the
loss Of nerve poWcr. and Or. Bcaurcrnri's Tonic
Hnd Nonlle, after many years trial Ia Europe, hA4
proved iuialllule u tlkrn nrrotdinH " dlrCeilonA
which arr FniNcd 20 oArh ypitla one box equal 10
one months t~uatlncnt, VII cum frucut cases
lricc. si.Oo box. or * laA@ f0T $500 sent
~ mail " rpatd on receipt of Ifiue. We guarantee
tN buNss 10 tife any raso, With cash order ~
critcd BY VA iuf fN boxes We will aeui our Wflticr
guarantee % return the moncy II treatment dorg
not effect q cum. A Hcnkrft & Co. nruEgi,a sole
ayenn iDr United ttaiss. ~ and ~ Mzlu street
NCmphl. Tonn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the knife or hindunce o. business. IN from
~ 10 - daVs BY the Acdicnicd soft Fad True aud
omcr treatment A contract made with each patient
S,HItutc, liyirUcclo ami NarlcOcclc cured la a
short time Circular on application.
The Mcdicatcd soft Pad Truss has tie
spring In the iront Therefore avoid ng an kidney
troubles. and can be worn night aud day. NrEuaf.
aniuc this Truss 10 bc cay " wear aud Ia hold an
the bowel. or money refunded. Made and hucd 10
male or female hy DIR NOnLE.
70 Jefferson a., Memphis. Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
SALE
O T -
REAL

So H..I EHt'aH..W CHuTt ul shelby county
lmrk iiHHsssNa iUui iuucsIa
lN Virtue H Hu luf,rifsUtuu lrruU zoe Uie. en-
f"HHf .r fHrr hHFfH HuH. 600 thn 'tHt iHy ~ ulssunhat.
I". NJ THHr FH iWiI sil Htpubilr Hirunn.
a. iHH h..hHf bidder ln front 81 Che t.rfk and
IHHtfH UN.H It tr Main stusi tufrgTf q tho
tu.FI luYH ul shelby county. Memphis Tuunes
H." uI
saturday, January -, isHs.
within 'HH' hours tHr FOLLOW bog d~Oa.rlai mon
Jr| situated In Memphis. Hfl'by UluHiY. Tcnn.
fHuIf Bring H1usH 300 go lHaID sirrt near Tho
Intersection uf iH#H.F afuHf hunting H frut Gu no
H1uIU HIi. ui HH'U Fruf and running hack. 10
tween parallel lines tH Beet ia.rg Ur sHulH Tfup.
cry rHuf,ruihy philp 81 IhHWprnH ~ tuiuinhla
IuU"H iy deed dHTHl NHF 10. I.' BUI r.uul.i In
is1"f aa IHgu Co., Register yHv shelby cuunty,
ItHTHHafH
Irua of aalH.unr uHiri Gosh. haiau1s IN tqnnd
q month. purchaser executing NOTES hnnunr In
f.uHI with aHUHfT HUl lHH U.LuuUdtU aarur ray.
urUt lils l~HFrHN#f A. I..ss
T. MCDOWELL CrrL Hud Master
uyi " l%uil'HF. lHUHiT e and 81
H. Ming HuI lev IIHHut.I, a~u'l.iiUrt
g. 20 80 irnEU
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
OR STOLEN.

LNROM nG. T. EDWARDS p McKiNNEN sT,
i one hail jgr-y Coz, isy nd. right horn OF.
literal rCwaud II returned 60 uw nUr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orisnns Ia.

REMEMBER Tss a- ,@s ST .SI Ell. q G sss
nv iu charge ~ tho urswiugs ta guarantee of nr
Nnlutr nlmr~ aud Integrity. that The chances nre
all equal sud hat mo- one can possible divine what
uumlEr will dmN y tuifr.
NthIhltN That the Iwy mrut ul al Fries
IA Guaranteed ~ Tour National Ranks of New
uflrsua. ami thu Tickets an siguui hl TIE ipsi.
dent ul 900 Institution who's ,iguHTui uLhts nne
ruHuTulHHi lnthr highest 'uurts. ihuriurp. ncwaro
uI ans Iuib.ip'a uf HuuuN muu, a. htmr..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

CAFE-TIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF ny coz.
, stmction. y rLATE Of Iron, top. side and
Bottom. thus constructed. n sTKuNG SAlE.
WALLS filled with lsrt non conducting concrete.
lOlkltumbinHuuu arranged tu uIefatr tie bolt
1liWEf Sizes adapted IN Iuslurss fud Household
lar pk'tt-Ihlry, Tory aud Nlzty bollau. fuf
TERMS dimensions. Ufhiurt wufk. aud the cheap
ct Sale M Memphis. call at tho
VICTOR SAFE AGENCY. 30 Front q
% lof address no Ir0ut street. Or
Telephone 0N
CALOON AND UNTuREz=GOUB sTAND-IN.
> qulw ~ br foHlrs q Mulberry sfnrct
SALOON ANp BOARDING HOUSE, Win REs.
> uumut attached. in fine locality.
Apply III ~ Main sinrt
NNAGoN MILK WAGON. ~ GOOD ORDER
w HttfS Main ftnDtt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
Capital Prize, /: : $3.50, 600.
~ NOTICE Tickets arc Fen Dullars only.
MalNuA. sh. IIllhs. 81. Trntls. 81.

slH ll.scs amounting 10 ....,asasas. Ntk,no
Application Tor Mates a. clubs should 10 mado
OnlN ~ TIE office ni the toWptuy in New orleans
iur further Information write clearly. giving iull
adlucss POSTAL NOTES. ENpros Nonuy or.
drn. ur New Nurk Exchange In orilnay letter.
Cuuvncy by kXppvs at our CNrenscl addressed 10
N. 4. DAuPHIIN,
New Orleans, In.
o. ". \. D,uPuIN,
Washington, n. T..
or at No. u West Court ~, Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

DLANTATlON FOR THE YEAR 1855, Ny
! plantation ON tho Louisville a Nashville
RAILROAD, live miles from Memphis. one hundred
aud tftccn acres cleared land. Apply to McsSrs.
ONcrton a GrUsyenor, or 10 me, at Oldham. Ark.
4. &. PARK.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
Is.

LNUGENE EoBlNsoNs DIME MUSEUM
~ AM TWO THEATERS.
open Daily from l pan. TO 10 PIN.
ROBERT NlCKLE.
The Worlds Greatest Magician and Neeromancer.
THE BROOkS
Black face sketch artists In the Coon's Excursion.
RM. j. MARI, Great Chinese lmpersonator.
CLAIR SISTERS, one a MIDGET, the other q Giant.
%. Last week IL thc COWBOY PlANlST, the
COWGIRL CORNEFtsT, the wonderful tnlnCi
RATS and NICE. MISS LEAH ANAREli, Vocalist:
Primer WELLS, Champion BicycliSt MISS ".
ARNOLD. Burle>que, Dude and Change Artist, Etc.
ADMISSION, TEN CENTS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

Commissioners ..

We. The undersigned, Banks nni Bankers. will
nav OIL Prizes drawn In Tho Louisiana State Lot.
tries which may b. presented nj our counters:
". OGLESBY, President La. National Bank.
ilEkRE lANAUN, Pres't State Natl Bank.
a. BALDWIN, President N. o. National Bank.
CARL koHN, President Union National Bank.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
ROOMS TO LI.r.
FURNISHED RooMs-in MAIN SE.

ONE LARGE UNPUBLISHED ROOM. SOUTH.
y cru exposure; likewise furnished rooms, at y
Court street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

NJENrHis LOAN OFfiCE J. n GorrHELF.
vi Manager 70 Bcnlc aud - Monroe Low rates
on large amounts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

~ ! T. Yuuus taprY tTHrf. y
, mrs " nrrf and 81. " rHmble siiumryr fcr
frIIfIuurf m VI "a. "a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
TrS AND SHEET IRON woRNrRs.

NAritAN BACH. " MONROE AND s' sECOND
~ 80 biamunds Wutcias JcNclg, Old Gold
snd silyrt fought aud sold.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
HOUsIS TO IEr.

A NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~ Of @ oolns: No. lGn RnNhmrn nNr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
WTIueWoEISs

JAMEs MAIiER yiIEET IRON MuRKER AND
y Iln k1oLrr Iin and llpe shop an scund q
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

DLANTATIoN-FOE ALE At A BARGAIN.
i ior division with helm aud owner a line
plantation ui loss uCrrH; has 90 acps cultivated.
good dwelling housc ard steam Kin. ample tenant
UlHur. Nhirh o. HlHuul two miles uluEp Austin aud
i've mlIUs from thr Nalluy railroad. Il a high place
known D. one ~ THE bot plurs In the Mississippi
valley, aud made b uuc crup this ycar Apply az
once 10
MtNTER PARKER OF
A J. MAHTiN.
80 Main sfr.ef